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Stainless
Pipes Part 13
Polished stainless, no chrome!
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Stainless
Pipes Part 12
Cleaning all the welds
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Stainless
Pipes Part 11
Welding all the puzzle-pieces together
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Stainless
Pipes Part 10
We make a 3-piece set of leftside stainless pipes
for Harry's bike
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Stainless
Pipes Part 9
Both pipes are completed and we make some new
brackets, see the finished pipes in MyBikes
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Stainless
Pipes Part 8
We completed the new start-sections of the pipes
and improvised a hidden mount for the front pipe.
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Stainless
Pipes Part 7
The new and improved front pipe is just about
ready to be fully welded and finished.
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Stainless
Pipes Part 6
I decided to go back to the original style front
pipe, only a bit higher and straight this time and with a few
cool details and glassbeaded instead of polished.
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Stainless
Pipes Part 5
All the pieces of the front pipe get tackwelded
together, but somehow I am still not completely happy with the
front view of the new pipe.
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Stainless
Pipes Part 4
We started on the front pipe, much closer to
the rear pipe this time. We took special care to get both pipes
exactly parallel this time!
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Stainless
Pipes Part 3
In the winter of 2002/2003 we modified the rear
pipe to make it exactly parallel with the frame. To do this we
had to make a dent in the pipe to make room for the rear shock,
and we had to weld in a small section of extra pipe.
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Stainless
Pipes Part 2
After smashing the front pipe of my bike on a
large bump I decided to design and build a set of high pipes,
Hans did the welding and this was how my bike looked in 2002.
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Stainless
Pipes Part 1
This is how my first set of homemade stainless
pipes looked, from the side they looked okay but seen from the
top they were not parallel with eachother or the frame.
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